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During Andrew Jackson's presidency, the practice of giving a public position to someone based on party loyalty was called disenfranchisement universal suffrage spoils syste…

During Andrew Jackson's presidency, the practice of giving a public position to someone based on party loyalty was called disenfranchisement universal suffrage spoils syste…
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During Andrew Jackson's presidency, the practice of giving a public position to someone based on party loyalty was called

disenfranchisement

universal suffrage

spoils system

implied powers

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Spoils System is the Answer.

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